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Should there be a tag for the index package? Being a rather generic term, it's hard to search for.

There's a tag which covers generic index-related issues. This isn't necessarily appropriate for issues that are specific to one particular package.

There's a tag with only two questions: How to display index entries on the same line as the text being indexed which is about LaTeX's built-in indexing facilities, and the question I just posted babel and index both redefine \markboth and \markright which is about the index package.

If a tag is warranted, what should it be called? ?

A tag called is likely to be used to mean indexing in general. In fact, should be made a synonym of to avoid being recreated?

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    [index-package] seems the best idea still available. very slippery situation, but not unique. – barbara beeton Feb 11 '16 at 19:49
  • @barbarabeeton seems to have been a widespread practice in the early days for many package authors to simply "capture" a topic, naming the package as the topic, the macros according to the topic, with no prefix whatsoever.... – user4686 Feb 17 '16 at 7:56
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I think that should be made a synonym of , and should be created for the package, as barbara suggests. This is similar to the situation with and .

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